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GTX 980 Hybrid?

Post Date: 2015-05-05
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milesprower06 View Drop Down
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    Posted: 05 May 2015 at 2:44pm
I know it's selling out more than hotcakes right now, and EVGA isn't really meeting demand at the moment, but are there any plans to offer their closed-loop cooled GTX 980 with custom builds in the coming months?
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Hi milesprower06,

I can't speak for DS but that version of the GTX is in very short supply and they may not be available in quantity for DS to purchase. No doubt DS will provide it as they are already providing the AMD Version.

DS is now using the Swiftech h220x CPU coolers on one build and soon they may be using it on other builds. The Swiftech cooler is like a closed looped cooler but it can be used on CPUs or GPUs. It has a reservoir with a window so you can view water levels. You can add coolant as you need to. The reservoir and pump is located on the RAD. So all you have to do is change the water block to fit what ever CPU or GPU you might want to use. The tubing on the Swithech cooler is removable so you can connect the unit to a CPU and a GPU with the same unit. Swiftech claims that the pump on the unit is strong enough for multiple devises.

So lots of new things happening this year. I noticed that Swiftech is having a problem keeping the new coolers and accessories in stock.

Frank       

Edited by FrankW - 06 May 2015 at 5:51am
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Originally posted by FrankW

Hi milesprower06,

I can't speak for DS but that version of the GTX is in very short supply and they may not be available in quantity for DS to purchase. No doubt DS will provide it as they are already providing the AMD Version.

DS is now using the Swiftech h220x CPU coolers on one build and soon they may be using it on other builds. The Swiftech cooler is like a closed looped cooler but it can be used on CPUs or GPUs. It has a reservoir with a window so you can view water levels. You can add coolant as you need to. The reservoir and pump is located on the RAD. So all you have to do is change the water block to fit what ever CPU or GPU you might want to use. The tubing on the Swithech cooler is removable so you can connect the unit to a CPU and a GPU with the same unit. Swiftech claims that the pump on the unit is strong enough for multiple devises.

So lots of new things happening this year. I noticed that Swiftech is having a problem keeping the new coolers and accessories in stock.

Frank       



Those coolers are very well popular which i can see why
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